Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-14
DAILY HERALD.
POMOLOGICAL FAIR.
Increased Exhibits of Rich
and Rare Products.
CHOICE DISPLAY OF FRUITS.
Nearly All Parts of County Rep
resented in the POmO-
logical Exhibition.
CHOICE DISPLAY OF FRUITS.

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HERALD yesterday, has been great.
increased since yesterday morning b.
the addition of products from Pasa
dena, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Orange
Garden Grove, Compton, Florence
Vernon, San Gabriel, FL Monte, SaI
Fernando, Gladstone and Crescent,
CafIada.
PASADENA EXHIBIT.
+. A. Bonnie-Four varieties 0
grapes, two of peaches, three of apples
one lemons, one figs, one drieC
nectarines, sample jujube, first eve
shown in Los Angeles; landscape o
Pasadena, and also Arizona Indians.
j. K. Riggins-Kieffer and LeConte
pears, one variety apples and two Of
figs.
G. II. Richardson-Four varieties
figs, two of ounce, Kieffer and Lo
Conte pears, grapes, plums, Italian
chestnuts in burr.
Miss A. Muck-Six plates Japan
plums.
Miss Howell-Malaga grapes, three
varieties figs.
S. Stratton-Two plates Bartlett
pears.
Henry Elms-Two plates oranges.
Mrs. G. A. Gardner-Three varie-
ties of peaches, one Bartlett.
SANTA ANA EXHIBIT.
L. Parker-French prunes, Flame
Tokay grapes, four varieties grapes,
three varieties oranges and one oil
lemons in boxes for st. Louis, dried
apricots, Buerre Hardy pear, fifteen
pounds new English walnuts.
ORANGE.
J. B. Barker-Dried apricots and
English walnuts.
D. Edison Smith-Dried figs, very
fine; petite prunes, dried peaches and
pears, four varieties fresh figs, oranges
and ounces.
w. H. Smith-Sample Weaver
plums.
R. B. Hanley and Harry Jessen-
Japan plums.
D. NJ. Halladay-Dozen samples OF
apples and pears.
GARDEN GROVE.
O. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tree 2l5
years old, 43 feet high, % inches in
diameter.
ANAHEIM.
A. McDermott-Pumpkin $50 lbs,
licorice root, yellow corn, white pota-
toes, apples.
G. Bush-Sample yellow corn.
G. w. Burton-Five samples OF ap-
pies, peaches and ounces.
Theodore Sialey-Oranges, ounces,
crab apples, Navel oranges, Sultana
grapes.
w. M. McFadden-Samples prunes,
citron, lemons.
Henry Bruslof-Samples barley and
j. j. Hunter-Sample barley.
A. G. Pendleton-Dried prunes and
Sicily lemons, prunes fresh and
peaches.
M. Clilson-Flemish Beauty pears
and four other varieties of pears, five
varieties peaches.
Ernest Browning-Samples peaches
and pears.
COMPTON AND FLORENCE.
w. P. Ramsaner-Sample grapes,
pears and apples.
f. II. Brigham-Six varieties Of
grapes and three sample ounces.
j. N. Morrison-Three varieties Of
pears, twelve sample grapes, eight va
rieties OF apples, three of figs, two of
lemons and two of yellow corn.
Amos Eddy--Sample potatoes, 500
bushels per acre, and one box winter
pearman, one of Newtown pippins
and one of Rhode Island greetings
for the St. Louis exhibition.
M. N. Newmark-Sample of barley
on mesa land, 35 bushels per acre.
G. A. Conklin- Sample potatoes
that yielded six hundred bushels per
acre.
James Orr-Centennial potatoes.
A. Stevens-Seven samples of ap-
pies, five OF figs, four of plums, two Of
ounces and three Of pears.
Miss NJ. G. Stevens-.Forty-five
samples OF jellies, jams and preserves,
box Bellehower apples and one box Of
pears.
Mr.. Harris-Box apples, SNOWFALL
for st. Louis one box Buerre Hardy
pears, also for St. Louis.
John Howard-BoX Rose of Peru
grapes, five varieties grapes from vines
two years old on mesa without irriga-
ton; box Rhode Island Greenings,
melon, iron-clad variety.
Sylvester Rogers-Box Newtown
Pippins, Belleflower, ounces.
B. J. Lazenly-One box Flemish
Beauty pears.
James Legge-Box Winter Pear
main, box of Bendam apples.
F. f. Culver-Box Ben Davis ap'
pies, to be sent to st. Louis.
CREsCENTA CANADA.
Mrs. DR.. William White-Display O
flowers.
Mrs. DR.. B. B. Briggs-Two jars O
fine olives, photographs OF scenes a
Crescenta Terrace.
Mrs. S. T. Holly-Two plates toma
toes.
j. H. Shielns - Forty-two plates
peaches, 36 plates apples, one plate
pears, four fruit baskets of Crescentt
immortelles with fruit in them
branches OF wild cherries, with fruit
on the branches.
DIR. B. B. Briggs-Fifteen plates
Bartlett pears, II plates Flemish beau
ty pears, three plates Winter Nelli
pears, four plates apples, I6 plates
grapes, one box grapes, four plates
Little French prunes, two plates
plums, 10 plates lemons, one bo,
lemons, IA plates peaches, olive brancl
with olives.
This display was greatly admired by
all who examined it with care.
GARDEN GROVE.
Otis Withain-Samples of grapes
peaches, pears and apples.
ORANGE.
A. J. Saunders-Samples grape
and raisins, a large and meriloriou
display.
VERNON.
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